Sports Commentary - Performances by West Indian Batsmen: Highest Run Aggregate in a Test Series 1928 - 2020
Sports Comment, September 29 Performances by West Indian Batsmen: Highest Run Aggregate in a Test Series 1928 - 2020 By Dale Brown NEW YORK, NY. Thursday, October 1 --- This exercise will identify the West Indian batsmen who have scored an aggregate of at least 400 runs in a Test series. The number of runs (400) is based on, but certainly not limited to a 5 match Test series. The premise is that in a 5-match series, the player would average 80 runs per match. NB: The aggregate for a 6-match series is increased to 450 runs or 75 runs per match. Unfortunately, the past 20 years have seen the majority of series being contested over 3 or less Tests. Players whose careers started after 2000, will have less opportunities to feature on the list. The paucity of matches during the pre-war era also means that the great George Headley will not be featured much. Brian Lara West Indies in Australia (12) Desmond Haynes (1988/89) – 5 matches -537 runs, avg. 59.66 R...